Come on, karma wheel!
Posted: December 8, 2011 Filed under: breast cancer | Tags: Austin American Statesman, breast cancer statistics, DCIS, invasive breast cancer 7 CommentsJust came across this story about a jackass in Austin who couldn’t be bothered to report to his probation officer as part of his plea-bargain for a burglary, so he claimed he has breast cancer and was undergoing treatment. He even provided a fake letter from an oncology office to that effect.
Seriously??
He accepted more than $1,500 from a benefit staged on his behalf.
Seriously??
This guy must have thought he was pretty special; while 1 in 8 women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer, it’s more like 1 in 1,000 for men. This year alone, more than a quarter of a million women will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer, and another 57,000 will get the news that they have DCIS breast cancer. For men, 2,140 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected, according to breastcancer.org.
Yep, he’s special all right.
I sure hope the karma wheel catches up with him.
The Pink Underbelly 
Catches up to him and rolls right over him. Of course he already has to suffer the horrid fate of being him, but I’m rooting for more.
Let’s just put him through the battery of treatments: surgery, chemo, removal of reproductive organs, etc. I’m sure he’d never miss his parole appointments again.
One cannot hide from the Wheel of Karma! It rolls up. And over. And down. And on.
😉
One never knows the depth of human depravity. Just when I think I have it figured out, something new comes along. This is very low, indeed.
after the karma wheel rolls into town, can you send it my way…i have a former spouse it needs to visit 🙂
It’s scary to think how many jerks are walking among us! I suspect he’s already “gotten” his, but is too stupid to recognize it.
Karma will get him, eventually. I like David Benbow’s suggestion of treatments!